Sunday, April 13, 2025
Fukuoka Japan Getway
Fukuoka
Explore Japan’s hidden gems, from Karatsu’s historical sites to Arita’s world-renowned ceramics and Takeo Onsen’s serene hot springs. This off-the-beaten-path journey reveals timeless landscapes and rich cultural traditions.
7 Nights in centrally located accommodations
7 Breakfasts & 2 dinners included
2 Incredible guided tours
Unique, iconic bullet train transportation
exploring
About This Trip
Embark on a journey through the captivating and lesser-known regions of Japan, where ancient traditions, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural heritage await. This itinerary takes you off the beaten track, offering a deeper and more intimate experience of Japan’s charm far from the bustling metropolises. Touch down in Fukuoka before heading to nearby Karatsu, a town steeped in history, where you’ll explore the stunning Karatsu Castle and the Former Takatori Residence (a national heritage treasure), immersing yourself in the architectural beauty and stories of the past. Add a touch of tranquillity with an optional tea ceremony, a serene way to connect with the spirit of Japanese culture.
Your journey continues to Arita, the birthplace of Japan’s world-renowned porcelain. This picturesque town invites you to discover the craftsmanship behind its exquisite ceramics at the Genemon Kiln and Kyushu Ceramic Museum. As you wander through the Tonbai walls and Tozan Shrine, with its extremely unique porcelain archway, you’ll feel the artistic legacy of centuries-old traditions come alive. In the serene town of Takeo Onsen, enjoy a peaceful evening soaking in the region's famed hot springs, surrounded by natural beauty that feels worlds away from the well-trodden tourist paths.
The adventure doesn’t stop there. Venture into Nagasaki, a city brimming with history and resilience, where you can explore its vibrant streets or opt for a guided tour of iconic landmarks like Gunkanjima and the Peace Memorial Park. Further exploration takes you to Saga city, where the intricate craftsmanship of Saga Nishiki textiles and the fascinating history of Yoshinogari Historical Park await. From the timeless beauty of Karatsu to the artisan traditions of Arita and the soulful allure of Nagasaki, this trip showcases a side of Japan that most travellers miss—a rare chance to connect with its untamed beauty and authentic cultural roots.
What's Included
7 Nights in centrally located accommodations
We have sourced the very best accommodation in each city to ensure you have a comfortable bed at the end of your day's adventure.
7 Breakfasts & 2 dinners included
A Japanese hotel breakfast is not something to miss! You can stick to your normal breakfast routine, or go off-piste with fish, rice, noodles and even sometimes ice cream. You will also enjoy two traditional meals in local Ryokan.
2 Incredible guided tours
In Karatsu and Arita you will meet a local, English-speaking guide who will take you on a deep dive of these two fascinating cities.
Entry fees to 7 cultural attractions
Access is included to some of Kyushu’s cultural treasures, allowing you to explore, learn more about the culture and join in some activities. Including -
Former Takatori Residence
Karatsu Castle
Genemon Kiln
The Kyushu Ceramic Museum
Tonbai wall & Tozan Shrine
Saga Nishiki Textile Workshop +Experience
Yoshinogari Historical Park
Unique, iconic bullet train transportation
You will be travelling from city to city onboard some of Japan’s most iconic trains, notably the Shinkansen, or bullet train, and smaller local trains. Each will be booked in advance for your convenience.
Sunday, September 29, 2019
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Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Sears Lilquidation Sale Event 2017
Sears Canada began its liquidation sales at its remaining stores across the country Thursday, but many shoppers found the deals to be underwhelming.
While signs suggest discounts of 20 to 50 per cent off — with a note that exceptions apply — relatively few items at a Toronto store appeared to be offered at half off.
Some big ticket items such as snowblowers and treadmills were only 10 per cent off.
Read also: Judge approves revised Sears Canada bonus plan to keep key staff through liquidation
But dozens of shoppers still braved long check-out lines to make their purchases as Sears prepares to shut its doors for good after 65 years in business.
A joint-venture group — which includes Hilco Global, Gordon Brothers Canada, Tiger Capital Group and Great American Group — is running the liquidation sales at 74 remaining department stores and eight Home stores.
Discounts are available on all Sears's own brands, including Kenmore, as well as brand name men's and women's apparel, and a variety of other categories including home decor, toys, furniture, and major appliances.
"Selected fixtures, furnishings and equipment in the closing stores will also be for sale," said the joint-venture group.
Sears Canada gift cards will be honoured throughout the sale as well, the group said. However, Sears Canada stopped honouring extended warranties as of Wednesday.
While signs suggest discounts of 20 to 50 per cent off — with a note that exceptions apply — relatively few items at a Toronto store appeared to be offered at half off.
Some big ticket items such as snowblowers and treadmills were only 10 per cent off.
Read also: Judge approves revised Sears Canada bonus plan to keep key staff through liquidation
But dozens of shoppers still braved long check-out lines to make their purchases as Sears prepares to shut its doors for good after 65 years in business.
A joint-venture group — which includes Hilco Global, Gordon Brothers Canada, Tiger Capital Group and Great American Group — is running the liquidation sales at 74 remaining department stores and eight Home stores.
Discounts are available on all Sears's own brands, including Kenmore, as well as brand name men's and women's apparel, and a variety of other categories including home decor, toys, furniture, and major appliances.
"Selected fixtures, furnishings and equipment in the closing stores will also be for sale," said the joint-venture group.
Sears Canada gift cards will be honoured throughout the sale as well, the group said. However, Sears Canada stopped honouring extended warranties as of Wednesday.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Iphone 5 Hot Dealsl
phone operators have announced their tariffs. Here is a round-up of what's on offer.
Lowest monthly charges
Most operators are only offering the phone on a 24-month deal.
O2 has the cheapest monthly charge for a 16GB iPhone 5 at £26 for unlimited calls and texts and 1GB of internet data, plus £249.99 upfront. Over the two-year contract this has a total cost of £873.99.
The upfront charge increases to £299.99 for a 32GB phone and £399.99 for 64GB. Over two years they work out at £923.99 and £1,023.99 respectively.
Three's Ultimate Internet 500 contact includes all you can eat data, 500 any network minutes and 5,000 texts for £34 a month plus £79 upfront for the 16GB phone. That works out at £895 over the two-year contract. For a 32GB phone you pay £89 upfront and £37 a month for a total of £977, while a 64GB phone is £109 upfront and £40 a month, for a total of £1,069.
The operator's One Plan, meanwhile, includes all you can eat data, 2,000 any network minutes, 5,000 texts and 5,000 Three-to-Three minutes for £36 a month plus £79 upfront on a 16GB phone. That works out at £943. For a 32GB phone it's £89 upfront and £39 a month making a total of £1,025, while a 64GB phone is £109 upfront a £42 a month, for a total of £1,117.
Orange's The Works plans offer unlimited calls and texts, and charges vary according to the amount of data usage – £36 a month for 1GB, £41 a month for 2GB, £46 a month for 3GB and £51 a month for unlimited access. On the £36 plan the 16GB handset costs £109.99, for a total of £973.99 over two years. The 32GB handset costs £219.99 for a total of £1,083.99, while the 64GB handset is £269.99 upfront for a total of £1,133.99.
The T-Mobile Full Monty plan, which runs for 24 months, offers unlimited texts and internet use plus 2,000 minutes for £36 a month plus £109 (16GB), £219 (32GB) or £269 (64GB). Those wanting unlimited call minutes can pay £41, £46 or £61 a month depending on the size of memory they want and how much they are prepared to pay for the handset.
On the £36 a month deal you will pay a total of £973 for a 16GB model, £1,083 for a 32GB model and £1,133 for a 64B model.
Shortest contract
The only contract currently available that is less than 24 months is from Vodafone. It is offering a range of 12-month plans starting at £36 a month which offer 300 minutes, unlimited texts and 500MB of internet data. A 16GB handset costs £349 upfront for a total cost of £781 over the year. A 32GB handset is £419 for a total cost of £851, while the 64GB handset is £499 for a total of £931.
More expensive monthly tariffs get you more data and calls, but the reduced handset costs mean the overall commitment is the same. So for £51 a month, for example, you get 1,200 minutes, unlimited texts and 1GB of data. On that tariff you only pay £169 for a 16GB handset, resulting in a total cost of £781. For a 32GB phone you pay £239 for the handset (and £851 in total) and for a 64GB handset you pay £319 (£931 in total).
Free handset
Orange is offering a 16GB handset for free on two 24-month tariffs. The cheapest is £46 a month and comes with unlimited texts and calls and 3GB downloads. Over two years that's a total cost of £1,104. For unlimited data you pay £51 a month, which is £1,224 over two years.
O2 is also offering the iPhone 5 free on a £46-a-month tariff, although you only get 1GB of data downloads. Over 24 months that's a total of £1,104.
Vodafone is charging £47 a month on a 24-month tariff. It includes unlimited texts and calls and 2GB of data for £1,128 over two years.
Unlocked handset
Apple is selling an unlocked handset which you can use on any network you choose. The 16GB model costs £529, the 32GB model is £599 and the 64GB version costs £699. Numerous sim-only deals are available from most network providers and further afield starting at about £10 or £15 a month depending on data, text and call allowances.
Taken from Guardian.
Lowest monthly charges
Most operators are only offering the phone on a 24-month deal.
O2 has the cheapest monthly charge for a 16GB iPhone 5 at £26 for unlimited calls and texts and 1GB of internet data, plus £249.99 upfront. Over the two-year contract this has a total cost of £873.99.
The upfront charge increases to £299.99 for a 32GB phone and £399.99 for 64GB. Over two years they work out at £923.99 and £1,023.99 respectively.
Three's Ultimate Internet 500 contact includes all you can eat data, 500 any network minutes and 5,000 texts for £34 a month plus £79 upfront for the 16GB phone. That works out at £895 over the two-year contract. For a 32GB phone you pay £89 upfront and £37 a month for a total of £977, while a 64GB phone is £109 upfront and £40 a month, for a total of £1,069.
The operator's One Plan, meanwhile, includes all you can eat data, 2,000 any network minutes, 5,000 texts and 5,000 Three-to-Three minutes for £36 a month plus £79 upfront on a 16GB phone. That works out at £943. For a 32GB phone it's £89 upfront and £39 a month making a total of £1,025, while a 64GB phone is £109 upfront a £42 a month, for a total of £1,117.
Orange's The Works plans offer unlimited calls and texts, and charges vary according to the amount of data usage – £36 a month for 1GB, £41 a month for 2GB, £46 a month for 3GB and £51 a month for unlimited access. On the £36 plan the 16GB handset costs £109.99, for a total of £973.99 over two years. The 32GB handset costs £219.99 for a total of £1,083.99, while the 64GB handset is £269.99 upfront for a total of £1,133.99.
The T-Mobile Full Monty plan, which runs for 24 months, offers unlimited texts and internet use plus 2,000 minutes for £36 a month plus £109 (16GB), £219 (32GB) or £269 (64GB). Those wanting unlimited call minutes can pay £41, £46 or £61 a month depending on the size of memory they want and how much they are prepared to pay for the handset.
On the £36 a month deal you will pay a total of £973 for a 16GB model, £1,083 for a 32GB model and £1,133 for a 64B model.
Shortest contract
The only contract currently available that is less than 24 months is from Vodafone. It is offering a range of 12-month plans starting at £36 a month which offer 300 minutes, unlimited texts and 500MB of internet data. A 16GB handset costs £349 upfront for a total cost of £781 over the year. A 32GB handset is £419 for a total cost of £851, while the 64GB handset is £499 for a total of £931.
More expensive monthly tariffs get you more data and calls, but the reduced handset costs mean the overall commitment is the same. So for £51 a month, for example, you get 1,200 minutes, unlimited texts and 1GB of data. On that tariff you only pay £169 for a 16GB handset, resulting in a total cost of £781. For a 32GB phone you pay £239 for the handset (and £851 in total) and for a 64GB handset you pay £319 (£931 in total).
Free handset
Orange is offering a 16GB handset for free on two 24-month tariffs. The cheapest is £46 a month and comes with unlimited texts and calls and 3GB downloads. Over two years that's a total cost of £1,104. For unlimited data you pay £51 a month, which is £1,224 over two years.
O2 is also offering the iPhone 5 free on a £46-a-month tariff, although you only get 1GB of data downloads. Over 24 months that's a total of £1,104.
Vodafone is charging £47 a month on a 24-month tariff. It includes unlimited texts and calls and 2GB of data for £1,128 over two years.
Unlocked handset
Apple is selling an unlocked handset which you can use on any network you choose. The 16GB model costs £529, the 32GB model is £599 and the 64GB version costs £699. Numerous sim-only deals are available from most network providers and further afield starting at about £10 or £15 a month depending on data, text and call allowances.
Taken from Guardian.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Cisco in Germany
he Nasdaq outperformed the market after Cisco shares jumped nearly 10 percent and Apple Inc (AAPL.O) shares hit a new closing high of $636.34, while broad gains across most S&P 500 sectors offset a gloom from Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT.N).
The day's gain was the first significant move since a 2 percent gain on Aug 3. Since then, the S&P 500 has been moving mostly higher, but in a slow motion.
"I think the biggest plus today is the fact that people realize that we are now really in an upward trend. We faced resistance but for over a week, we moved higher slowly without a significant pullback. That is what's pulling people in, although volume remains low," said Frank Gretz, market analyst at Wellington Shields & Co in New York.
"Some say we are climbing the 'wall of worry.' I think we are climbing the wall of low expectations. Because nobody is expecting anything good, it is easy to move up on any news."
Merkel said ECB chief Mario Draghi's vow to do all that is necessary to defend the euro is in line with what European leaders have been saying. Some traders took that as a sign Germany may be drawing nearer to backing purchases of sovereign bonds of troubled European nations such as Spain.
Facebook Inc (FB.O) fell to a new low of $19.69 as shares hit the market after the expiration of a lockup period, which had prevented sales by some insiders. The stock ended down 6.3 percent at $19.87.
Cisco Systems Inc (CSCO.O) rose 9.6 percent to $19.02 after the company said it would hike its dividend 75 percent after surprisingly strong results late Wednesday. The dividend increase countered a gloomy outlook from Cicso on the debt crisis and recession in Europe.
But gains were capped as Wal-Mart shed 3.1 percent to $72.15. The world's largest retailer posted a bigger-than-expected jump in quarterly profit but forecast full-year earnings that could fall short of Wall Street expectations.
Thomson Reuters data shows that of the 468 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported earnings through Thursday morning, 68 percent beat analysts' expectations, about the same rate as over the past four quarters.
Earnings were the bigger driver given the economic data was largely in line with forecasts. The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits edged higher last week although the gauge of a longer trend fell close to a four-year low, indicating a slowly healing jobs market.
The day's gain was the first significant move since a 2 percent gain on Aug 3. Since then, the S&P 500 has been moving mostly higher, but in a slow motion.
"I think the biggest plus today is the fact that people realize that we are now really in an upward trend. We faced resistance but for over a week, we moved higher slowly without a significant pullback. That is what's pulling people in, although volume remains low," said Frank Gretz, market analyst at Wellington Shields & Co in New York.
"Some say we are climbing the 'wall of worry.' I think we are climbing the wall of low expectations. Because nobody is expecting anything good, it is easy to move up on any news."
Merkel said ECB chief Mario Draghi's vow to do all that is necessary to defend the euro is in line with what European leaders have been saying. Some traders took that as a sign Germany may be drawing nearer to backing purchases of sovereign bonds of troubled European nations such as Spain.
Facebook Inc (FB.O) fell to a new low of $19.69 as shares hit the market after the expiration of a lockup period, which had prevented sales by some insiders. The stock ended down 6.3 percent at $19.87.
Cisco Systems Inc (CSCO.O) rose 9.6 percent to $19.02 after the company said it would hike its dividend 75 percent after surprisingly strong results late Wednesday. The dividend increase countered a gloomy outlook from Cicso on the debt crisis and recession in Europe.
But gains were capped as Wal-Mart shed 3.1 percent to $72.15. The world's largest retailer posted a bigger-than-expected jump in quarterly profit but forecast full-year earnings that could fall short of Wall Street expectations.
Thomson Reuters data shows that of the 468 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported earnings through Thursday morning, 68 percent beat analysts' expectations, about the same rate as over the past four quarters.
Earnings were the bigger driver given the economic data was largely in line with forecasts. The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits edged higher last week although the gauge of a longer trend fell close to a four-year low, indicating a slowly healing jobs market.
Friday, November 2, 2012
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Price: only $79.95 USD/Month! Free setup.
ORDER NOW!
Upgrades available for this server during order:
- CPU, Core i3 -> Core i5-2400. (Upgrade to a i5 CPU is $20 USD/Month extra)
- Control Panel (cPanel/WHM, Plesk)
- Drive upgrades (More space, SSD instead of SATA, secondary drive, etc.)
- RAID (None, RAID0 or RAID1) (NOTE: RAID requires 2 identical drives!)
- Remote Rebooter (FREE!!)
- KVM Card (!!Core i5-2400 CPU ONLY!! - $10 instead of $20)
Please be advised that CentOS 5 is not compatible with the KVM card.
- 4GB Memory -> 8GB or 16GB DDRIII Memory
- Management level (Unmanaged or fully managed.)
For sales questions regarding upgrades to the configuration and/or other RAID configurations, please contact our sales team.
Please also contact our sales team for bulk discount deals!
Included with this deal:
- 3 IP adresses. (You can request up to another 7 extra IP's free of charge with ARIN justification)
Operating Systems:
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- Windows Server 2003 (Web (32Bit), Server (32/64Bit), Enterprise (32/64Bit))
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- Other operating systems may be available on request, please contact sales!
Control Panels::
- cPanel/WHM Unlimited Domains - $25 (Linux only)
- Plesk Control Panel - 10 Domains ($10), 100 Domains ($20) or Unlimited domains ($30) license.
Availble as addon:
- cPanel initial configuration. ($15 USD one-time setup fee)
The default cPanel configuration requires, as those who have worked with cPanel before will know, quite a bit of settings to be setup for things like security, tweaks, configuration, latest software installations, apache setup, etc. etc. This $15 one-time fee takes the dirty work off of your hands. We will do the full initial configuration for you, including the tweaks and security. (Firewall, php hardening, etc.)
This is not available for Plesk systems.
- Remote Rebooter (FREE!)
Allows you to power cycle your server, forcing it to reboot, by just a few clicks. Note: 24/7 reboots can be requested per support ticket, free of charge. Through remote rebooter is instant.
- KVM Access ($10, special deal!)
This allows you to remotely manage your server by remotely looking at the screen, give commands, et cetera. With this handy tool you can, even if your server is offline, enter the server. For example: If you have a file system error or need to go into single user mode, you can do so remotely without intervention being required from our support team. This card works 24/7.
- Full management - $49.95 USD/Month.
Upgrades your server to a fully managed plan instead of unmanaged.
- cPanel NGINX licenses. (Speed up your sites and reduce system load!)
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